Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy was a game on the original NES or "Nintendo Entertainment System."

I recommend Final Fantasy VII (7), because it's the most innovative of all the games. However, the FF series is not really interconnected, meaning they do not go together. Each game has its own story, separate from the others.

There are exceptions, though. For example, FF7 has been revived as a movie (sort of), called "Advent Children," and there are many cameo appearances of Cloud, the player character of FF7, in other FF games. A lot of famous FF characters also appear in Kingdom Hearts, a Disney game.

If I am not mistaken Final Fantasy I,II,III,IV,V,VI are for the Nintendo DS,and the Final Fantasy VII,VIII,and IX are for the Playstation one,and then Final Fantasy VII Dirge of Cerberus,and Final Fantasy X,X2,and XII are for the Playstation 2,and Final Fantasy XI is only for the PC,I am not completely sure but I think I am correct because my brother has almost every Final Fantasy game there is,and he says they are all awesome.

final fantasy 1 through 5 were all for the super nintendo and some are even for game boys and playstation. 6 through 9 are for the playstation1 and 10 10-2 11 and 12 are for the ps2. their is supposed to be a remake of final fantasy 7 for the ps3 and im not sure if final fantasy 13 exists yet. as for the story line their all different but it always is one bad guy tries to destroy or take over the world and you and a group of fighters and mages have to kill the "final boss". and i would recommend final fantasy 10 first. its pretty easy and fun.

I would have to recommend X just because of the CGI scenes, the voice overs, and character growth. The Graphics and dungeons are straightforward and very linear, so its easy to learn and get into pretty quick. The music is catchy and the storyline and character growth are fun to see. The characters and all their stats are full customizable and really fun to change their roles and see their growth in the storyline and their stats. The Weapons are easy to understand and the mini games are really fun. Overdrives and Summons are less challenging then the Espers and Quickenings in XII and the game is less quick in pace and the overdrives have different ways of being increased and storyline is really in depth. there is a ton of storyline to experience and learn about, and the ending was really great and beautiful. Also the affection part of the game really help the player get a better insight on what ever character they like.

It also spawned a sequel X-2, which finishes on the storyline and is more of a mini game style of play.